Security readout for executives and security teams
EMC RSA Access Manager could write cleartext passwords into server log files when INFO logging is enabled. The business risk is credential exposure to people or processes with local log access, not a remote takeover based on the available sources. Exposure is most likely in legacy RSA Access Manager servers running vulnerable builds with INFO logging enabled and permissive local log-file access. Internet exposure is not indicated by the provided sources. Prioritize if RSA Access Manager is still in use or logs are broadly accessible. The issue can expose credentials, but available evidence indicates local access and logging configuration are required. Mitigation focus: Upgrade to the fixed build for the deployed RSA Access Manager branch.; Disable INFO logging unless vendor guidance requires it.; Restrict local access to Access Manager log files..
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